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	TAXI DRIVER
	Columbia, 1976
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Robert De Niro, Cybill Shepherd, Jodie Foster
	DIRECTOR	Martin Scorsese
	PRODUCER	Julia Phillips, Michael Phillips
	SCREENWRITER	Paul Schrader
	De Niro is Travis Bickle, a New York City cab driver whose rage builds in a lonely, dark world, until his attempt to befriend and free Foster's 12-year-old prostitute from her pimp culminates in a violent shoot-out. "You talkin' to me?"

	THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
	Paramount, 1956
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Charlton Heston, Yul Brynner, Anne Baxter
	DIRECTOR	Cecil B. De Mille
	PRODUCER	Cecil B. De Mille
	SCREENWRITERS	Aeneas MacKenzie, Jesse Lasky, Jr., Jack Gariss, Fredric M. Frank
	Heston portrays Moses, who receives the Ten Commandments and leads his people from Egypt to the promised land. The spectacular parting of the Red Sea remains a favorite.

	TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY
	Tri-Star, 1991
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Edward Furlong
	DIRECTOR	James Cameron
	PRODUCER	James Cameron
	SCREENWRITERS	James Cameron, William Wisher
	Schwarzenegger is an automaton "cyborg" sent from the future to protect the would-be savior of mankind, who is still a boy. A more advanced cyborg, most often in the form of a police officer, has been sent to destroy them both. The film's special effects highlight this rollercoaster of an action film. "Hasta la vista, baby."

	TERMS OF ENDEARMENT
	Paramount, 1983
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger, Jack Nicholson
	DIRECTOR	James L. Brooks
	PRODUCER	James L. Brooks
	SCREENWRITER	James L. Brooks
	MacLaine is Aurora Greenway, an overbearing mother to Winger's rebellious and free-spirited daughter. Over a period of thirty years, their relationship is tested by Aurora's smothering advice about marriage, children and other life choices. Ultimately, they find their closest bond when Winger contracts a terminal illness.

	THELMA & LOUISE
	MGM/UA, 1991
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Geena Davis, Susan Sarandon
	DIRECTOR	Ridley Scott
	PRODUCER	Ridley Scott, Mimi Polk
	SCREENWRITER	Callie Khouri
	Sarandon and Davis are friends who leave their troubled pasts behind and take to the road for a weekend getaway. After one of them shoots a man who tried to rape the other, they disappear into the landscape of the American West and try to stay one step ahead of the law.

	THE THIEF OF BAGDAD
	United Artists, 1924
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Douglas Fairbanks
	DIRECTOR	Raoul Walsh
	PRODUCER	Douglas Fairbanks
	SCREENWRITERS	Elton Thomas, Lotta Woods
	Fairbanks' energetic performance and a brilliant two-strip Technicolor special effects process, including a magic carpet ride, made this Arabian Nights spectacle a popular success.

	THE THIN MAN
	M-G-M, 1934
	PRINCIPAL CAST	William Powell, Myrna Loy
	DIRECTOR	W.S. Van Dyke
	PRODUCER	Hunt Stromberg
	SCREENWRITERS	Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett
	The first film to feature stylish detective Nick Charles, his wife Nora and their beloved wire-haired terrier "Asta," launched the popular Thin Man series and ushered in a new era of sophisticated comedies.

	THE THIRD MAN
	British Lion, 1949
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten, Aida Valli
	DIRECTOR	Carol Reed
	PRODUCERS	Alexander Korda, Carol Reed, David O. Selznick
	SCREENWRITER	Graham Greene
	Zither music, a giant ferris wheel and a spectacular late-in-the film appearance by Welles as the mysterious "Harry Lime" highlight this tale of intrigue in post-World War II Vienna.

	THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO
	M-G-M, 1944
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Spencer Tracy, Van Johnson
	DIRECTOR	Mervyn LeRoy
	PRODUCER	Sam Zimbalist
	SCREENWRITER	Dalton Trumbo
	Tracy is General Jimmy Doolittle, the leader of the first World War II American bombing raid on Japan, but has only a small role in this action story about a crew headed by pilot Johnson, who crash lands on the China coast.

	TO BE OR NOT TO BE
	United Artists, 1942
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Carole Lombard, Jack Benny, Robert Stack
	DIRECTOR	Ernst Lubitsch
	PRODUCER	Ernst Lubitsch
	SCREENWRITERS	Melchior Lengyel, Edwin Justus Mayer
	Benny plays the role of a ham actor who is the head of a Polish acting troupe that hoodwinks the Nazis in this black comedy. This was Lombard's last film.

	TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT
	Warner Bros., 1944
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Walter Brennan
	DIRECTOR	Howard Hawks
	PRODUCER	Howard Hawks
	SCREENWRITERS	Jules Furthman, William Faulkner
	In their first film together, Bacall instructs Bogart on how to whistle in this Ernest Hemingway-based story of intrigue on the island of Martinique.

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	TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
	Universal, 1962
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Gregory Peck, Mary Badham
	DIRECTOR	Robert Mulligan
	PRODUCER	Alan J. Pakula
	SCREENWRITER	Horton Foote
	Peck's Atticus Finch is a widowed Southern lawyer defending a black man accused of raping a white woman. At home, he raises his daughter, Scout, and his son, Jem, and teaches them about compassion and the evils of prejudice. Foote's screenplay is based on Harper Lee's novel.

	TOM JONES
	United Artists, 1963
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Albert Finney, Susannah York, Joyce Redman, Diane Cilento
	DIRECTOR	Tony Richardson
	PRODUCER	Tony Richardson
	SCREENWRITER	John Osborne
	Finney is the title character in this bawdy Henry Fielding tale of the adventures of a young man seeking fortune and love in 18th-century England.

	TOOTSIE
	Columbia, 1982
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Dustin Hoffman, Jessica Lange, Teri Garr
	DIRECTOR	Sydney Pollack
	PRODUCERS	Sydney Pollack, Dick Richards
	SCREENWRITERS	Larry Gelbart, Don McGuire, Murray Schisgal
	Hoffman stars in this comedy about a temperamental out-of-work actor who puts on a dress and lands the role of a lifetime in a TV soap opera. Love interest Lange and her lonely father make situations even more complicated in this gender-bending love story.

	TOP HAT
	RKO, 1935
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers
	DIRECTOR	Mark Sandrich
	PRODUCER	Pandro S. Berman
	SCREENWRITERS	Dwight Taylor, Allan Scott
	The team of Rogers and Astaire romantically dance their way through Irving Berlin songs such as "Cheek To Cheek" and "Isn't This a Lovely Day To Be Caught in the Rain?" Astaire's "Top Hat" number is one of the most famous ever filmed.

	TOUCH OF EVIL
	Universal, 1958
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Charlton Heston, Janet Leigh, Orson Welles
	DIRECTOR	Orson Welles
	PRODUCER	Albert Zugsmith
	SCREENWRITER	Orson Welles
	Heston is a Mexican narcotics agent and Welles is the corrupt American police official who are at odds when a murder takes place in a border town. More than a "touch" of evil is uncovered in this tightly directed and brilliantly scripted film.

	TOY STORY
	Disney, 1995
	DIRECTOR	John Lasseter
	PRODUCERS	Ralph J. Guggenhein, Bonnie Arnold
	SCREENWRITERS	John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Peter Docter, Joe Ranft, Joss Whedon, Joel Cohen, Alec Sokolow
	Groundbreaking computer animation creates the world of Woody, a toy cowboy, who is replaced as the favorite toy by higher-tech, but doltish Buzz Lightyear. "To infinity and beyond!"

	THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE
	Warner Bros., 1948
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston, Tim Holt
	DIRECTOR	John Huston
	PRODUCER	Henry Blanke
	SCREENWRITER	John Huston
	A scraggly Bogart leads a trio of gold prospectors destroyed by greed in this taut psychological drama. John Huston directed his father in a stellar performance.

	TROUBLE IN PARADISE
	Paramount, 1932
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Miriam Hopkins, Kay Francis, Herbert Marshall
	DIRECTOR	Ernst Lubitsch
	PRODUCER	Ernst Lubitsch
	SCREENWRITERS	Samson Raphaelson, Grover Jones
	This sophisticated comedy exemplifies the famous "Lubitsch touch" as two jewel thieves' relationship is threatened when one is tempted by a beautiful, wealthy woman.

	12 ANGRY MEN
	United Artists, 1957
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley
	DIRECTOR	Sidney Lumet
	PRODUCER	Henry Fonda, Reginald Rose
	SCREENWRITER	Reginald Rose
	Set entirely in a jury room, the film shows how a lone holdout, Fonda, methodically faces class and racial prejudices to convince the eleven other jurors to change their verdict from guilty to not guilty, thus enabling an innocent young man to go free.

	TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH
	Twentieth Century-Fox, 1949
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Gregory Peck, Dean Jagger
	DIRECTOR	Henry King
	PRODUCER	Darryl F. Zanuck
	SCREENWRITERS	Sy Bartlett, Beirne Lay, Jr.
	This was one of a new breed of post-World War II films displaying a different perspective. Peck is the tough, stoic "Savage," commander of a U.S. air base in Britain, who must keep his pilots inspired by enforcing strict military discipline.

	20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA
	Disney, 1954
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Kirk Douglas, James Mason
	DIRECTOR	Richard Fleischer
	PRODUCER	Walt Disney
	SCREENWRITER	Earl Felton
	Mason is the suave, yet malevolent Captain Nemo, whose futuristic submarine offers a comfortable prison for three 19th-century men shipwrecked while investigating an attack by a mysterious sea monster. Douglas' fight with a giant squid is still memorable.

	TWO FOR THE ROAD
	Twentieth Century-Fox, 1967
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Albert Finney, Audrey Hepburn
	DIRECTOR	Stanley Donen
	PRODUCER	Stanley Donen
	SCREENWRITER	Frederic Raphael
	Finney and Hepburn are partners in a declining marriage of twelve years. Their relationship unfolds through a series of flashbacks to several road trips through the South of France.

	2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
	M-G-M, 1968
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood
	DIRECTOR	Stanley Kubrick
	PRODUCER	Stanley Kubrick
	SCREENWRITERS	Stanley Kubrick, Arthur C. Clarke
	Kubrick's science fiction epic puts mankind in context between ape and space voyager. The film created a stir for its special effects, the computer HAL, and the debate about the meaning of the film's final sequence.